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*{{buff|Like all characters, Luigi's [[jumpsquat]] animation now takes three frames to complete.}} | *{{buff|Like all characters, Luigi's [[jumpsquat]] animation now takes three frames to complete (down from 5).}} | ||
*{{buff|Luigi [[dash]]es faster. The general homogenization of initial dash speeds benefits him.}} | *{{buff|Luigi [[dash]]es faster. The general homogenization of initial dash speeds benefits him.}} | ||
*{{buff|Luigi has a slightly faster [[air speed]].}} | *{{buff|Luigi has a slightly faster [[air speed]].}} | ||
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*{{buff|[[Neutral attack]] can be held for a consecutive jab.}} | *{{buff|[[Neutral attack]] can be held for a consecutive jab.}} | ||
*{{change|[[Forward tilt]] has an altered animation, a side kick.}} | *{{change|[[Forward tilt]] has an altered animation, a side kick.}} | ||
*{{change|Luigi has a new [[up tilt]], a short uppercut, similar to the one he possessed in the original ''[[Super Smash Bros.]]''}} | *{{change|Luigi has a new [[up tilt]], a short uppercut, similar to the one he possessed in the original ''[[Super Smash Bros.]]''.}} | ||
*{{buff|[[Down tilt]] has significantly less endlag.}} | *{{buff|[[Down tilt]] has significantly less endlag.}} | ||
*{{buff|[[Dash attack]] has been sped up.}} | *{{buff|[[Dash attack]] has been sped up.}} | ||
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| Luigi in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate | |
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| Universe | Mario |
| Other playable appearances | in SSB in Melee in Brawl in SSB4 |
| Availability | Unlockable |
| Final Smash | Poltergust G-00 |
| “ | He can jump higher than his brother, Mario. His Up Special, Super Jump Punch, will gain maximum damage and launching power when hitting the opponent right at the start. It truly is a "Special" move. He also uses his new Poltergust for his throw! | ” |
| —Super Smash Blog, Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Official Site | ||
Luigi (ルイージ, Luigi) is a playable character in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. He was revealed along with the rest of the roster on June 12th, 2018. Like in games prior to Smash 4, he will reprise his role as an unlockable character instead of a starter character. Luigi is classified as fighter #09.
As in Smash 4, Charles Martinet's portrayal of Luigi from Brawl was repurposed for Ultimate.
Changes from Super Smash Bros. 4
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Aesthetics
As with all veterans returning from Smash 4, Luigi's model features a more subdued color scheme. His hair and clothing now features simple detailing, similar to his design in Brawl.- Like most of the returning roster, Luigi has become much more expressive than in the previous games.
- Luigi has a new walking animation and a new sidestep animation. Luigi also has a new dashing animation akin to how he runs in Luigi's Mansion.
- Luigi's backward jumping animations were slightly altered: he now performs one backflip instead of two; his backward midair jumping animation now has him flip less times.
- Luigi's attacks that involve fire, such as his Fireball, have been given brighter, flashier particle effects.
- Luigi's victory animation where he throws rapid punches was slightly altered, with a different animation for gasping.
Attributes
Like all characters, Luigi's jumpsquat animation now takes three frames to complete (down from 5).- Luigi dashes faster. The general homogenization of initial dash speeds benefits him.
- Luigi has a slightly faster air speed.
Ground Attacks
- Neutral attack can be held for a consecutive jab.
- Forward tilt has an altered animation, a side kick.
- Luigi has a new up tilt, a short uppercut, similar to the one he possessed in the original Super Smash Bros..
- Down tilt has significantly less endlag.
- Dash attack has been sped up.
Aerial Attacks
- Luigi's head is slightly repositioned when using his neutral aerial.
- Down aerial now spikes grounded opponents.
- Luigi now has a grab aerial, effectively gaining an extra attack. However, unlike most grab aerials, it has considerable landing lag.
Throws/other attacks
- Luigi now has a tether grab, using his new Poltergust G-00 from Luigi's Mansion 3 and shooting a plunger attached to a rope. Notably, the aerial variant cannot be used to recover.[1]
- Because of this, Luigi's grab range is much longer, covering way more distance.
- Unlike most tether grabs, Luigi can act without having to wait for his grab to retract.
However, his grab has noticeably increased startup lag and significantly higher end lag, making it more punishable if missing an opponent.
- Due to the change to Luigi's grab animation, his throws were also changed accordingly.
- For Luigi's new forward throw, he slams opponents to the ground in a similar fashion to his down throw in Melee and Brawl. This increases its combo potential.
- For back throw, Luigi turns around and slams the opponents the other way. It is much faster than his old back throw.
- Luigi's up throw now shoots the opponents into the air from the Poltergust.
- Down throw deals significantly less knockback at higher percentages, improving its combo ability.
Special Moves
- Fireball travels slightly faster, making it more likely to hit opponents. They also cover slightly more range.
- Luigi's charging animation for Green Missile has been changed. He also now spins when Green Missile misfires.
- Green Missile covers less distance, making the move slightly worse in recovery.
- Super Jump Punch:
- Like several other powerful attacks in the game, Luigi's Super Jump Punch sweetspot displays a dramatic slow-motion effect when it successfully hits an opponent.
- Super Jump Punch has significantly decreased landing lag.
- Super Jump Punch travels higher.
- Luigi Cyclone now has a more opaque vortex form around Luigi when used.
- Luigi Cyclone now has longer endlag and gains less height, hindering its usefulness in recovery, and is much less safe for gimping opponents off-stage.
- Luigi Cyclone now has intangibility frames on startup.
Role in World of Light
Luigi was absent in the World of Light trailer, though he presumably became a spirit alongside the rest of the galaxy (excluding Kirby) when Galeem unleashed its beams of light.
Alternate costumes
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Gallery
Launching Cloud with a sweetspotted Super Jump Punch on Battlefield.
Raccoon Luigi with Bewear on Pilotwings.
Attacking Wario with his neutral aerial on Bridge of Eldin.
Taunting next to Pikmin and Olimar on Distant Planet.
Splatted by Inkling on Luigi's Mansion.
Character Showcase Video
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Trivia
- In Simon's reveal trailer, Luigi was shown having his soul taken by Death, which led to humorous posts from the community claiming that Luigi had been officially "killed off". In turn, BBC News wrote a mock obituary for Luigi. Nintendo UK eventually responded with a short message of "Luigi is okay" as a nod to this event.
- Luigi was not shown from the rest of the Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Direct (not counting menus and the like) of August 8th, 2018. Despite this, Mario and Mega Man were present in this Direct, even after what happened in Ridley's reveal trailer.
- Luigi is also one of three characters to not appear in any in-battle footage in the Direct, the others being R.O.B. and the Mii Fighters.
- Luigi was not shown from the rest of the Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Direct (not counting menus and the like) of August 8th, 2018. Despite this, Mario and Mega Man were present in this Direct, even after what happened in Ridley's reveal trailer.
- Luigi's Mansion 3 was teased before it was officially announced through Simon's trailer, as Luigi can be seen using the new Poltergust from the aforementioned game.
- Luigi's pose in the panoramic artwork for Ultimate is reminiscent of his pose in a group artwork for Melee.
- Luigi is the first and only veteran in the series to have his standard grab be changed into a tether grab between installments.
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